The following numbers are for AT&T and I'm focusing on comparing Lumia to iPhone.
5.1 million smartphones
3.7 million iPhones
1.4 million non-iPhones
Analyst estimate of Nokia Lumia 900 sales on AT&T: 330,000 - 360,000
23.57% (assuming low target of 330,000 Lumia's) of all non-iPhone sales went to the Lumia in this quarter. I guess that not bad compared to other devices. Of the remaining 1.07 Million phones, there are a number of popular models like the Skyrocket, Note, Atrix 2, Galaxy 2, One X, Titan, Titan II, Focus S, Focus Flash, and Focus 2... so against all of those, this potentially took the number 1 spot for the quarter. Still iPhone is the gold standard, let's guess how they managed.
Original link: Dirty Math on Lumia Sales vs iPhone | The Verge Forums
Almost a quarter of non-iPhones, its really quite good really, especially after considering the competition
5.1 million smartphones
3.7 million iPhones
1.4 million non-iPhones
Analyst estimate of Nokia Lumia 900 sales on AT&T: 330,000 - 360,000
23.57% (assuming low target of 330,000 Lumia's) of all non-iPhone sales went to the Lumia in this quarter. I guess that not bad compared to other devices. Of the remaining 1.07 Million phones, there are a number of popular models like the Skyrocket, Note, Atrix 2, Galaxy 2, One X, Titan, Titan II, Focus S, Focus Flash, and Focus 2... so against all of those, this potentially took the number 1 spot for the quarter. Still iPhone is the gold standard, let's guess how they managed.
Original link: Dirty Math on Lumia Sales vs iPhone | The Verge Forums
Almost a quarter of non-iPhones, its really quite good really, especially after considering the competition